SAE Initiates Adelphi Club at Texas Tech as 133rd Chapter
Sigma Alpha Epsilon initiates 51 Adelphi Club members at Texas Tech and installs the group as its 133rd chapter, Texas Alpha. Delegates from UT, Oklahoma, SMU, and other campuses attend ceremonies at St. Pauls Church and Caprock Hotel, with a luncheon and reception to follow.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Adelphi Club
Texas Tech
Texas Alpha
SAE
Texas
University of Texas
SMU
Texas Western
Marshall T. Pennington
Tech
Fred Norwood
George Rogers
Gordon Hall
Tom Murphey
20Th St
Plainsman Hotel
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Comanche Room
Caprock Hotel
John Moseley
University of Nevada
Leo S. Cade
Oklahoma City
Supreme Council
Ralph R. Carlin
Fraternity
John Baugh
University of Oklahoma
Jim Little
Oklahoma A. & M
Montana State College
Washington State College
University of Chicago
Washington and Lee
Colorado School of Mines
St. Paul’s
University of Alabama
Baylor
Marvin College
Southwestern University
Buffalo Gap College
Adelphi
Chicago
Tokyo
Honolulu
Europe
Lucy Pattie
Kentucky
Kentucky Military Institute
SAE Supreme Council
Lubbock
Ed Weyman
Midland
Arthur Lancaster
San Angelo
Donal Hamill
Levelland
Denver City Teens Injured In Western Seminole Crash
Two Denver City youths were hurt when a pickup pulled to pass a truck and collided with pipe on the truck’s load six miles west of Seminole on State Highway 328. Si mon Talled Williams 18 and Yuvone Gordy 16 were treated for bruises and facial cuts and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Denver City
Here
Simon Talled Williams
Thomas Payne
Hobbs
N.M
Williams
Plymouth
Jean Pate
Yuvone Gordy
Yoakum County Hospital
Free X rays for 497 Muleshoe residents
A state mobile unit offered chest X rays to 497 Muleshoe residents across Friday and Saturday with about 150 scanned on Friday and the rest on Saturday. Also, Arizonia Sipho, a 28 year old Lubbock woman, posted bond after pleading innocent to illegal possession of intoxicants. Funeral plans for infant Charles Noland Patterson were not finalized. City police charged 17 women with vagrancy by prostitution. two pled guilty and paid fines, others released on bond. A trash fire at National Tank Co. prompted six Lubbock fire units to respond, causing smoke but limited damage.
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Muleshoe
State Mobile Unit
Arizonia Sipho
Lubbock
Steat
Robert J. Ilen
National Tank Co
4Th St
Burglars Strike Drive-In and Residence in Two-Day Span
Burglars hit the Etter's Rebel Drive-In Friday rifling two cigarette machines with unknown take and a cash register spared. A second break-in at Marcelino Vengras's residence 123 N Ave E involved a smashed side window with no losses reported. Also Saturday thefts included a Spanish make .25 pistol valued at 125 dollars, a car battery, bicycle, three hub caps and fender skirts worth 37 dollars.
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Etter
Marcelino Vengras
N. Ave. E
Braniff Named National Chairman of Brotherhood Week
Thomas E Braniff of Dallas was named national chairman of Brotherhood Week to be observed February 21 to 28 under sponsorship of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
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Braniff
New York
Thomas E. Braniff
Dallas
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Thornton Seeks State Tax Powers From Federal Role
Colorado Governor Dan Thornton urged shifting tax powers to states as part of Eisenhower era federal relatio ns reform. Speaking to a farmers insurance group he argued states can save money by taking over duties and cited highway maintenance as a example. He also criticized farm price supports that guarantee profit rather than prevent collapse.
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Los Angeles
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Eisenhower
Inter-Governmental Relations Commission
Thornton
Lubbock Latin American Remains In Jail Here On Stabbing Charge
Joe Gutierrez, 23, of 2714 Ave. P, remained in county jail on $2,000 bond after a Friday charge of assault with intent to murder tied to a stabbing of his wife Esther. She, who was resting at her sister’s home at 209 N. Ave. P, is expecting a child and was not seriously injured.
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Joe Gutierrez
Ave. P
Esther
N. Ave. P
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Don Davis
Main St
Jerr House
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Fred Jobe
Rt. 3
Jerrol Peters
James Gray
Bob Rain
Harry Nee
Charlie Rae
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Summerwood
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N. M
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Stratford
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Athens
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Darrell Leachman
Ralph Miller
Amarillo
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Fort Worth
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Perryton
Troy Powell
Colorado City
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Dick-Up Service
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Plainview
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H. Dick Brooks
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Abilene
Dodge Moore
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C. E. Patterson
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Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
McDonald Funeral Home
Dan Portwood
Ave
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